Honda 305 Starter Dream Superhawk Cb77 Ca77 Ca72 Bently 250 Touring Cb72 Ca78 on 2040-parts.com
Forest Grove, Oregon, US
Honda 305 or 250 Dream starter, tested and in good working condiion, runs smooth, This is not the more common DENSO starter but the more rare KOKUSAN brand, starter is 12 volt, was pulled from an early ca72 with 4100 miles on it so starter is in great shape... will fit CB77 and CB72 if needed.. any questions please ask
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